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Performing Arts Lesson Reviews from Students

Students are raving about their Performing Arts instructors on TakeLessons.
Check out some of these recent reviews.

Review by DAvid

"First lesson as went as hoped and expected. Very helpful. Good pace. Learned a lot. Looking forward to next lesson."

Chicago, IL teacher:
MissG M.

Review by Jessica

"Awesome guy! Flexible with schedule. Great value!!! Thank you!"

Chicago, IL teacher:
Derrall M.

Review by Cma

"Great!"

Chicago, IL teacher:
Molly M.

Review by Christopher

"Margo has helped me increase my confidence while performing on stage. In the past I would get very nervous but Margo has taught me that its just me being

anxious to do well on stage. If you have stage fright, please hire Margo and she will teach you the tools to own the stage! You won't be disappointed!"

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Chicago, IL teacher:
Margo L.

Review by Shelby

"She's nice, fun and overall pleasant. I can tell she is also quite knowledgable"

Chicago, IL teacher:
Molly M.

Review by Kathryn

"Oh wow, what an awesome first online lesson I just had with Molly! I feel so much more positive, optimistic, and confident about my speaking voice improvi

ng now. She has a wonderful personality and made me feel at ease very quickly. The exercises were super helpful, and she explained things very well. I could go on, but I want to keep practicing what I just learned. I'm looking forward to my next session with Molly!"

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Chicago, IL teacher:
Molly M.

Review by Soralya

"She is amazing! My 12 year old daughters feels her enthusiastic chemistry and this makes her want to work hard in learning her steps, she's all week looki

ng forward for her class and very exited to learn ! 🌟She's loving it !"

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Chicago, IL teacher:
MissG M.

Review by Jaden

"Daughter loved her first lesson and will be continuing the lesson plan. Thanks Molly!"

Chicago, IL teacher:
Molly M.

Review by Catherine

"He is sure to make the experience helpful and fun. He made me feel at ease and he was super patient and encouraging."

Chicago, IL teacher:
Derrall M.

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Recent Performing Arts Articlesfrom the Blog

Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned pro,
check out the Performing Arts articles on our blog.

Curious about choreography? Get started with these simple methods and tips from New York City actor, dancer, and teaching artist Jasmine B...
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Choreographing is an elusive art; sometimes we master it in moments, other times we can only sit in an empty studio with a pad of paper and our bodies in limbo. After learning how to choreograph a dance for myself, from some of the most innovative artists in the country, and witnessing some pretty phenomenal new pieces, I've noticed and st …
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Choreographing Creatively | How to Choreograph a Dance

Curious about choreography? Get started with these simple methods and tips from New York City actor, dancer, and teaching artist Jasmine B...
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Choreographing is an elusive art; sometimes we master it in moments, other times we can only sit in an empty studio with a pad of paper and our bodies in limbo. After learning how to choreograph a dance for myself, from some of the most innovative artists in the country, and witnessing some pretty phenomenal new pieces, I've noticed and st

Acting for the Camera vs. Onstage - Is There a Difference?

Many professional actors have flawlessly transitioned between acting onstage and acting for the camera over the years. While the two mediums are distinct and require a specific skill set, there is much debate about how different they really are. In this article wed like to take you through a few of the common differences between stage and screen performances, as well as offer some advice on technique and approach should you aspire to hone a well-rounded acting skill set.
People are often quick

The Actor's Life for Me: How to Make a Living (and a Life!) as an Actor

What do you need to succeed in the arts? Is it possible to make a living with an actor/actress salary? Learn the ins and outs of the on-screen or on-stage life in this guest post by Saint Paul, MN acting teacher Emily B...
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While you may not have chosen a traditional career path, pursuing the life of an actor does not mean you must be flung out into the abyss without a safety net, prepared only to fly or fall. There are many ways to build a life worth living as an actor. In my expe

5 Good Audition Songs for Musicals by Voice Type

Ready for your big break? Check out this list of good audition songs for musicals to discover all the fantastic options you have to choose from!
Musical theatre auditions can be daunting, especially when theyre only asking for 16-32 bars of a song. No matter if youre asked to prepare a cut or if youre lucky enough to sing your whole song, its super important to find the song that really sells your voice.
Musical theatre goes beyond voice type- its equally important to have tons of

3 Holiday Movies Aspiring Actors Need to Watch

The holiday season always brings a curious mix of movies to the big screen. With the Academy Awards just a few months away, studios often choose November and December to release their most anticipated movies. Designed to bait film reviewers and Oscar voters, these films wow with top-tier performances and serious, often epic plots. However, fluffy and family-friendly fare is also a hot commodity every winter, especially as Christmas approaches.
Holiday-themed movies don't have a great track reco